who want to fly to the san francisco bay area from some other state, they don't really -- they're not really aware of being right on the san francisco bay and to have easy access to great destinations here in this area. and the same thing is true for international travelers. so the research that we're finding is that the problem is people just don't understand that oakland is so convenient to a lot of san francisco bay area destinations. >> and what are some of the initial thoughts on the potential names? >> well, i don't have a list of potential names. i'm sure our marketing department and folks are looking at the possibilities. but what we're doing right now is the first step. just getting a feel for people who live in oakland how they would feel about a name change. and we are going to keep just to make it very clear, the word oakland in the name of the airport. but we wanted to get first a read on how people would feel about it if we changed the name of the airport. >> and some of the early buzz that i'm seeing at least on social media, people are concerned that we are sort of bur

building a dam in the high country of the sierra to bring a supply of fresh water to the san francisco bay area was a monumental undertaking. mayor sunny jim rafh turned to michael to mastermind the project. michael was a force of nature. air fwant in some ways but also a man's man. he supper advised the construction and it was the greatest engineering seats in the united states. >> the remow location of dam and reservoir made getting to the site a challenge. >> they had to get access to the slopes of the sierra nevada so they her to build a railroad to get construction equipment and materials into the site. they had to generate power so they built another reservoir to generate power and they did a remarkable amount of work with much less sophisticated equipment than what we have today. >> concrete for the dam was processed at a plant just upstream from the construction site, using sand and rock from the valley. nearly 400,000 yards of cubic concrete were poured around the clock. >> oshansee was a detailed oriented guy. he was having his man dig down the bedrock and they would dig and dig and p

especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that peopleat people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> in the bay area as a whole, thinking about environmental sustainability. we have been a leader in the country across industries in terms of what you can do and we have a learn approach. that is what allows us to be successful. >> what's wonderful is you have so many people who come here and they are what i call policy innovators and whether it's banning plastic bags, recycling, composting, all the different things that we can do to improve the environment. we really champion. we are at recycle central, a large recycle fail on san francisco pier 96. every day the neighborhood trucks that pick up recycling from the blue bins bring 50 # o tons of bottles, cans and paper here to this facility and unload it. and inside recology, san francisco's recycling company, they sort that into aluminum cans, glass cans, and different type of plastic. san francisco is making efforts to send less materials to the landfill and give

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.portant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> van ness avenue runs from market street to bay street in san francisco. south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 stre

in san francisco, bay area news . >>> tonight, president trump's legal team is pushing for a less restrictive protective order in the 2020 election interference case. the order limits what mr. trump can share about the evidence. trump's lawyers argued the order is censorship up his political speech. prosecutors say his words could have a chilling effect on witnesses. keeping only genuinely sensitive materials from public view charges include conspiracy to defraud the united states. he has pled not guilty. >>> joining us now is our political analyst, larry gersten. why not let the former president talk freely? >> the former president trump has a habit of saying things that are not always very kind and always not back it up, as well. >> but legally, does that have any president? >> once you get to the damaging jury pool and damaging public opinion as to what might happen in the courtroom, in the courtroom, there is all of this evidence that is going to come out. they are going to get that evidence to president trump, they have to. the idea is that he should not be able to take that evidence and

suddenly there are hundreds of thousands of new population in this san francisco bay area. >> the dominicanse founded 800 years ago and we were continuing our mission by coming here. and founded as an order of preachers and as a combat to heresy and to live in the faith and bring the faith to the people. where the gospels were not teach well or not preached at all. >> it is an interesting name. order of the preachers. which we will show , there is a red button that says request a preacher. i almost pushed it but i did not. i understand that for my experience, persuasive apologists of the faith. persuasive condensers about the importance of truth and beauty and god's presence. >> absolutely. one of the things that saint dominic did, when he founded the order he said we will be active preachers but contemplative. we would live in small monasteries and we would pray and together and contemplate the beauty and truth and give others the fruits of our contemplation. so desperately needed in these busy and crazy times. >> you have been in archdiocese for 150 or 160 years from the beginning. there i

sorry, san francisco bay area, there is not one here yet but maybe you can reserve at your destination. clear is a company that sells a yearly membership for a quicker route through air port security but clear reserve is separate. you reserve it one flight at a time and only at select airports. the clear rep told us the goal is to help minimize peak travel periods at the airport which reduces wait times and create a better experience for all travelers, even those who don't use it. i used it recently in orlando. the day before my flight i went to clear me.com. i clipped for you at the top and then reserve. originally i tried to book 7 days out but it would not let me and told me to check back closer to my flight. the clear websites of the booking window varies by location. the rest of the process only took 90 seconds, name, destination and flight number and how many people were in my party. 10 is the max. next it asked me when i wanted to clear the security checkpoint. i had a 6:00 am flight so i asked for 5:00 am and within seconds they emailed me a qr code. on the travel day i showed

san francisco is a challenge with the lack of affordability and availability. preliminary housing data shows san francisco's progress in adding more housing is lagging behind other bay area cities. san francisco permitted 179 units through june while san jose issued permits for more than 1200 housing units. santa clara, fremont and oakland all permitted more as well. >> you have spaces in san francisco. there is sports league. there's certainly also sports league in freemont, san jose and other cities. it's difficult to build in those cities as well. san francisco is the outlier because it is quite literally the most difficult place in the country to buy housing. >>> corey smith is executive director of the housing action coalition. >> why we're really excited, we are cutting red tape. >> reporter: they're working to meet stand mandated goals. aaron peskin sees it this way. >> this is a tough time to build. it's tough to get construction financing. having said that, san francisco has passed a number of pieces of legislation to move the dial. >> they tweeted about the housing permitted this year calling it atrocious, embarrassing start for san francisco's eight year commi

the perception that san francisco is decaying may not be the reality for everyone, but it's hard to ignore the loss of bay areaples. nordstrom is down to its final days in downtown san francisco after more than three decades in the westfield mall. it will close on sunday. it's the latest store to leave in a struggling downtown area that cna mass exodus of retail stores since the start of the year. ctv's tom vacar talked with tourists to get their view of the ambiance and experience. given all the obvious security police officers, private guards and ambassadors at san francisco's fifth and mission on friday, no one seemed to have a reason to feel unsafe. that may help explain why, even though nordstrom closes sunday, the rest of westfield center was busy and right across the street, more than 200 people waited patiently in line to take little cable cars to the star, mars and moon. when the moon hits your eyes like a big beach , abide. that's a marie mr. be the singing bard who lives on tourist tips has been at the cable car turnaround for decades, and he says he sees content viewing proof of san francisco's mag

. >>> hundreds of people taking part in a popular obstacle race in the san francisco bay area are complainingous infections tonight. all of them took part in the grueling tough mudder race in sonoma raceway. it involves crawling through mud. many are now being treated for staff and bacterial infections. their arms and legs coverered in rashes. organizers are investigating. >>> we do have two passings to note tonight. we learned that nancy frangione has died. best known for her roles on "all my children". she was 70 years old. >>> and actress hersha parody, school teacher on "little house on the prairie." remembered for her strength and vibrant personality. she was 78. >>> when we come back here tonight, a remarkable reunion. the pilot flying around the world, all for a little girl from texas. and what she lost. you're not going to believe what he found and where he found it. g migraine with qulipta®? remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's the on

the upper 90s we see in the east bay this afternoon, potentially we will see triple digits in areas like antioch, brentwood and fairfield. san francisco, pacifica, half moon bay we will feel the warmth . today alone we are sitting 10 degrees above average in the east bay. but areas along the coast, thanks to the marine layer and a little bit of an onshore flow, we sit below average. here is the heat dome . it will stretch its way closer to us as we head into our week's forcast. by wednesday, it peaks and suddenly we cool down to below average conditions as we head into friday's forecast. livermore alone, we are sitting in the upper 90s as early as wednesday. with low 90s quickly turning into 70s from thursday into friday. we need to keep a close eye on that excessive heat risk map because today, tomorrow , we are sitting in the upper 90s for the most part in certain pockets like antioch. once we head into our wednesday forecast, we are in the high category. make sure your hydrating and taking good care of yourself. the mid-week's forcast is going to the ending and we will jump into the 70s from the upper 90s for the inland east bay th

the work is focused in kenya and zambia and was started by nikole lim, a san francisco bay area nativeirst witnessed the impact of sexual violence as a documentary filmmaker. nikole lim: my work in photography and film has allowed me to experience stories not my own. bigad: she eventually decided to put down her camera in hopes of capturing real change. nikole: what i've experienced in my context of working in africa, survivors are coming together to create their own communities of belonging where they know that they're not alone. there are similarities in the stories of pain as there are similarities in the stories of healing. and when that--those healing stories can be shared, i think that's how survivors can move forward together. bigad: in her book "liberation is here," lim recounts what she's learned after spending more than a decade walking alongside sexual violence survivors in africa. as a third-generation chinese american, she says the experience has pushed her to explore her own cultural upbringing. nikole: one of the priorities for asian communities is definitely we are very

bay area. here's a look at san francisco. can see all the cloud cover here, 65 downtown at 66 in oakland with 68 mountain view, san jose, 60 one half moon bay. and from vollmer peak. yeah, a lot of cloud cover. this is going to clear out though high pressure is off the coast. it is going to work to bring us much warmer weather tomorrow and thursday. today initiating that warming and drying trend. it is 62 santa rosa with mid 60s concord and livermore. so as we get through the morning hours, it's cloudy. the air quality is going to be moderate again today . you may have noticed that haze yesterday, but throughout the afternoon we will clear out even by the mid-morning hours. it's getting sunny in the east bay. here we are by noontime. not only is it sunny, we still have the chance of a lingering shower. maybe over the upper elevations. the diablo range, the santa cruz mountains. so still slightly unstable. but overall, while we're getting into a typical weather pattern that we like to enjoy here, at late august 84th, san jose,

established a work partnership with the puc and are productive members in the many greater san francisco bay area communities today. i apologize. i would like to recognize brad taylor. our favorite voice on line. he is retiring i wanted recognize him he has been managing sudden front's puc technical operations which is over cease the puc business and server team and infrastructure applications and the customer service center. and well known moderator and voice behind puc's public comment. who after 9 years of service with the puc decided to do other opportunity. we'll miss brad's voice. when you took joined the commission he was the voice that we would pay tension to. to know when to stop and start. who is speak next and all the technical difficulties solved by brad. that is was an important -- rowel to play we appreciate that in march of 2020 the covid-19 declare exclude state and local emergency orders instituting remote meetings of public busied. brad worked with it teams. to amend fully remote commission meetings and ability for remote public comment of which was no easy task. brad continued

san francisco, they claim the use is religious. jonathan, great to see you as always. fox news contributor and theologian. irony across the san francisco bay areaancisco, you have all the open air drug markets and people using hard drugs with 0 consequences and now the city is like well, i'm not sure if we allow these churches to use magic mushrooms. what do you think about this? >> so many really interesting angles here. number one, these two churches up and running right now, they are selling these drugs, ok. so right there we say this is not a house of worship, it is actually money changers, and what did jesus do in the gospel to the money changers when they were selling in the temple, he knocked them right out of there, and i think that's what the church in general should be doing saying this is not worship of god. that's the one angle. secondly, san francisco has to wisen up to this and say no, that has nothing to do with a house of worship. nothing to do with what the constitution marks out should be given protection as our first and most fundamental right. >> trace: the argument might be, jonathan, that san francisco needs to wisen up to

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.portant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives.. >> (music). ves.. >> the ferry building one of san francisco most famous that as many of 15 thousand commuters pass through that each gay. >> one of the things that one has to keep in mind regarding san francisco is how young the city we are. and nothing is really happening here before the gold rush. there was a small spanish in the presiding and were couriers and fisherman that will come in to rest and repair their ships but at any given time three hundred people in san francisco. and then the

. >> for a century now, this dam in a national park brought fresh water to the san francisco bay area which shared stewardship, it will continue to do so for generations to come. >> this will is the moment. it's made possible >> when i open up the paper every day i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about the planet i want to leave for my children and other generation, i think of what contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. ♪♪♪ clean power sf is san francisco's key way of fighting climate change by renewable energy and offering it to san francisco customers. i'm from the san francisco public utilities commission. the program came about with state wide legislation in 2002 to enable people to take more control over supplies. i first heard of the program when the organization was advocating to launch clean power sf. what i'm most excited about, it's going to bring 100% renewable energy to my home and reinvest into renewable energy infrastructure and jobs. i had gone to a lot of street fairs and heard from the sta

city and county of san francisco is beginning to rethink possibilities for reactivating spaces, downtown san francisco, significant places and here we are treasure island that bay area economics, one treasure island and partnership with tida have come up with this platinum report. it is stunning. what we have here has applications for the entire san francisco. i know that a lot of people are going to be listening to what we are doing here, but i think at some point we would like to let people know throughout san francisco that we have a plan. we have the plan here that can be adapted in so many ways. my summary of this analysis-of this outstanding report is basically the way i look at that is right now you have helped us identify with the existing capacity we have on treasure island, and in addition incremental, what are the possible spaces that are going to be coming up. i am looking at spaces, capacity, site, availability, which is going to be the next will be the planning, the funding, management and implementation of this project. i would think and i want to start that treasure island right now as this report has indicated by 2026, we are going to be having 1700

. >> i wanted to get out to the san francisco bay area, because i just love it so much. >> it's great where you raised your family. >> yeah, absolutely. we were talking earlier that my oldest was in preschool, campbell parents participation preschool, and now he's a firefighter, and now my youngest is in the navy, and i am a dad of men. >> the business and tech world, that has changed -- >> yeah, you get the value of -- i know when that person was over there when they were working with that person over there. i can remember two guys coming out of stanford and we went to a tiny meeting at yahoo, and they were going to provide the search company, and they called themselves google. what a name. >> yeah, 25 years, that's a long time. >> all right. >>> now let's move on to weather. we are going to have great weather, and also cooler. >> that's why people move here. >> that's probably some of the draw, too. >>> low visibility, mist and drizzle on the golden gate bridge. we are going to see temperatures in the mid-60s for the start of school until hayward. at pick up time it will be in the u

there's obviously the san francisco oakland bay area connection. but even past that, we've got storylines aplenty. but what we got was old-fashioned behind whip in in los vegas. i have still never been to this stadium. i've only seen it from the outside. never inside. i need to get first drive for the niners was ugly here. trey lance gets sacked. he was sacked twice on the opening drive. niners can't get anything going. on the ensuing drive, the raiders go right down the field state punching in here. the mere white makes it 7 to nothing raiders. 2nd quarter. after driving down the field. trey lance almost gets picked off. can't make this throw sometimes left is all you all deflection. ross right place, right town. he scores a touchdown. good moment for the niners. all closing had. aidan o'connell finds keelan cole senior for the 9 yard touchdown and the raiders take the lead heading into halftime. let's go to the 3rd graders up 10 in the niners issues continue. sam darnold fines. cameron lot too. and come on, man. ball security. turn the ball over

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bay area now under a red flag warning. ahead, the precautionary areas being put into action. >>> school closures may be closer to becoming reality in san francisco battling a serious budget deficit. the warning going out to teachers and families. ♪♪ >>> welcome to the renaissance. beyonce in the bay area, and we're going to take you live to levi's, where the hive is due to arrive in force. what you need to know before you head to the ball. >>> "today in the bay" begins right now. we've been on since 5:00 this morning, keeping things going. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. hoping to move you forward. we're going to put beyonce on the back burner for the moment because this morning we have other big stories to get to, including the red flag warning that has firefighters in the north bay on alert, and also a big concern is the wind. >> meteorologist kari hall has been tracking not only the heat, but the warning pg&e is sending to customers. >> pg&e is following through with power shutoffs due to fire danger. the warning covers parts of seven california counties. here is the latest updated outage map from pg&e. from w

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.portant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪♪ >

there's obviously the san francisco oakland bay area connection. but even past that, we've got storylines aplenty. but what we got was old-fashioned behind whip in in los vegas. i have still never been to this stadium. i've only seen it from the outside. never inside. i need to get first drive for the niners was ugly here. trey lance gets sacked. he was sacked twice on the opening drive. niners can't get anything going. on the ensuing drive, the raiders go right down the field state punching in here. the mere white makes it 7 to nothing raiders. 2nd quarter. after driving down the field. trey lance almost gets picked off. can't make this throw sometimes left is all you all deflection. ross right place, right town. he scores a touchdown. good moment for the niners. all closing had. aidan o'connell finds keelan cole senior for the 9 yard touchdown and the raiders take the lead heading into halftime. let's go to the 3rd graders up 10 in the niners issues continue. sam darnold fines. cameron lot too. and come on, man. ball security. turn the ball over

san francisco bay area. one of the liberal leaders are becoming a victim of his own neighborhood.hile the councilmember was speaking with shopkeepers about public safety, he got robbed of his wallet and keys. he wasn't shocked. he even joked about it. "the thing is, they're not going to get much from it. i am on a politician's budget." jeanine, we have been covering this more and more. it's like city council members tv news crews, the crime is rising from the bottom up and no one knows where it's going to stop. >> judge jeanine: when gascon was up for recall, it failed. california's voted for proposition 47. a little history for a second. kamala harris was the attorney general. she called it the safe and schools act. decreased felonies to misdemeanors as it related to grand larceny and if you are a felon already in jail, you could be resentenced to a misdemeanor. so then they passed 57 proposition really called public safety, californians voted for that. they get you out of jail sooner for nonviolent felonies. what's a nonviolent felony? rape of an unconscious woman. hostagetaking

bay area family that was visiting the island. we have their story. >> i am here at san francisco international airport because there are many bay area residents impacted by the fires in maui. we talked to a family who is there who had to camp at a parking lot while they wait for their flight back to san francisco. >> reporter: what started as a dream vacation for this family in maui ended up a nightmare on the west side of maui. >> we have plenty of food. we made a trip to costco as we came into maui. we are set with water, food, utensils, we were ready. >> reporter: that is because daniel and his wife and three daughters followed the evacuation order issued by their hotel. they are among 4,000 tourists forced to evacuate due to the intense fire conditions. >> and unfortunately not everyone was, some stranded, some did not have supplies. as usual stores ran out of water, ran out of supplies. and then early this morning at about 4:00, the hotel staff issued a recommend to evacuate for a before the mandatory evacuation came. we ended up going to north back to the airport where we are now. >> the fires have been made worse by strong wi

san francisco bicycle coalition. the sfmta and supervisor matt dorsey also members of the san francisco bay area families for safe streets community, people who have loved ones who have been hurt or killed in traffic crashes or are crash survivors themselves. i'm live in the newsroom this morning. i'm anna delcastillo, your abc seven news. >> thank you, amanda. we are learning more about a big change. driverless car company cruise has made in san francisco. we told you yesterday cruise has pulled 50% of its fleet from the streets at the request of the dmv over safety concerns. now, cruise says 150 cars will be driving at night and only 50 cars will be on the street during the day. the company says it will work with the dmv to make improved cuts to its fleet. meanwhile cities like atlanta are joining the list of robots taxi test cities. the company started test driving cars there earlier this month. >> they gave us the impression that they were going to do the rollout pretty steadily and slowly and not all at once. so i wouldn't expect to see a big wave of them. the dmv says a 50% reduction in san francisco will remain un

san francisco. that means, starting immediately, global taxi can operate 24/7 across the city in parts of san mateo county, but as nbc bay area news tells us, able not be a matter of time until one of us is driving in a driverless taxi. >> reporter: in some parts of san francisco, driverless cars have already become a regular part of the scenery, and with the california public utilities commission's decision to grant expanded robo taxi permits two crews in waco, soon, the rest of san francisco will be able to pay for a ride in them. >> i think i'm more on with it. i think it's an important. >> because i try with mobility here. i think it's safe, and i think why not. >> terrifying. yeah. i've seen, like six today. the other night, i was driving in the fog, and they didn't really know what to do. >> reporter: while the ruling means they can expand immediately, neither company has shared details on when they will actually open their services to the general public both companies' apps have been available to download for a while now, but they're still operating on a wait list and invite-only basis. today, neither company has respo

in san francisco, bay area news. >>> today is national night out.ringing community members and police officers together. it's a fraught time for cities like oakland where crime surg laeek the naacpedity leaders to declare a state of emergencytu to amount of crime in the city. the group said the problem comes from failed lrship the ty level. the pdent of an poliicers associatiays derstaff is to blame and cityeaders need t do more. >> they really overstretched and they are really trying. what we really need is a dialogue of all the stakeholders, those in the criminal justice system and the leaders of our city, and from a lot of them all we heard is silenc >> many aates in and are calling for the appointment of a permanent police chief. several other cities across the bay area are also taking part in national night out, iding san jose, san francisco, and fremont. >>> well, ymay see little cloud cover today. little bit coo it wasn't stop those pleasant summer temperatures. here is kari hall with the forecast. >> it's going to be a very pleasant day arou

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san francisco standard. you are a san francisco central publication. are the events in san francisco or other places, too, across the bay area? we do focus primarily on san francisco, but we are willing to mckay sections here and there when an event is really special. julian: we have some of those on the list this week. let's talk about this week's guide, which include everything from events in san francisco outside of san francisco. what are some of them? >> my favorite is the dog surfing event in pacifica. it sound exactly what it -- it is exactly what it sounds like. dogs that have been trained to serve. -- to surf. julian: we have some video we are showing here, it is a really cute event. look at this one, taking on these monster waves. it is so cute to look at. we know there are also two big san francisco events you are highlighting, a street fair in japan town and jerry day, tell us about those. >> the street fair happening in japan town is an annual street fair that is a celebration of aapi culture, there's going to be lots of stuff going on, two stages, live music, food, origami folding demonstrations, it's going to b

. >> trace: if you look at the video we are he a finding out in the san francisco bay area on social a they gin up this flash mob and what happens is stuff like this. this time in the bay area they went into a target, there were hundreds of kids the employees all had to hide in the stock room to get away from these things but now they're getting more and more argued. this is really becoming a bigger bigger threat to california. >> that's right. more and more organized and that's why we have the secret service, because identity theft, and we also have unity of multi jurisdictional entities like the sheriffs department, attorney generals office police department county and state and city prosecutors joining forces to attack it. about you the fear for the community is not only the shop owners but the shoppers because it's not only theft now it's getting more and more organized, as you point out but also much more violent. and so then where does it end? do we have to have shootings and a stabbing like in that example you just portrayed before people finally get the lesson and the legislat

building a dam in the high country of the sierra to bring a supply of fresh water to the san francisco bay area was a monumental undertaking. mayor sunny jim rafh turned to michael to mastermind the project. michael was a force of nature. air fwant in some ways but also a man's man. he supper advised the construction and it was the greatest engineering seats in the united states. >> the remow location of dam and reservoir made getting to the site a challenge. >> they had to get access to the slopes of the sierra nevada so they her to build a railroad to get construction equipment and materials into the site. they had to generate power so they built another reservoir to generate power and they did a remarkable amount of work with much less sophisticated equipment than what we have today. >> concrete for the dam was processed at a plant just upstream from the construction site, using sand and rock from the valley. nearly 400,000 yards of cubic concrete were poured around the clock. >> oshansee was a detailed oriented guy. he was having his man dig down the bedrock and they would dig and dig and p

generate power from the tuolumne river 167 miles across california by gravity flow to the san francisco bay area. >> this o'shaugnessy dam centennial moment is >> conduct a field shelter exercise where we open up a number of tents that animal control has they have supplies and equipment and staff and volunteers. we simulate the need for cape ability after a disaster or earthquake. >> animal care and control is your city's animal shelter. we care for approximately 10,000 animals a year. we are opinion for san francisco's animal in thes upon effect of an emergency. we got our tents and practicing how to deal with that. >> this is the shelter is overwhelmed with animals after a disaster this shelter is full regularly. if we torch have an event that would cause a number of animals to escape or injured or stray or separate friday their people that's where we would respond. >> pets are part of the family and need to make sure they are taken care of like people with the supplies and equip we are able to provide shelter for pets in addition to the existing shelter. >> we have formulated a plan so this i

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san francisco here. not just the broader bay area. has 20 of the 50 hottest, most promising ai companies in the world right now. that's more than the rest of the bay area and it's more than the rest of the united states put together. the other 49 states. so that is really a serious boom. now in terms of what that means for jobs, we have to remember that these often start up phase companies and they are companies that are really geared towards operating with maximum efficiency. so they're not necessarily going to get to this sort of amazon and wal-mart scale of millions of employees. even in the long-term future. but what we have got is people who want to take up lot of office space. and that is pointing towards regeneration of those commercial districts in san francisco that have been through so much over the last couple of years. and it's really creating the sort of innovation and investment buzz that will have ripple effects later on. >> well, that's actually good news. because there is a lot of open office space. what is the field

we do hear of groups taking up office space in san francisco and the broader bay area as the capital of i for now. but the trends are definitely unfortunately negative within san francisco proper and parts of the bay area, but parts of the sunbelt, texas, other areas nationally, there are different trends than say, here and san francisco in particular has been hit really hard with the remote work phenomena and that we're probably one of the largest big cities where lagging behind everybody else. and that's one of the key reasons why. and that impacts what is trickles down to everything like retail, hotels, everything else. unfortunately that and that kind of tied in. one of my other questions about the difference between domestic versus abroad and the work from home, it seems like the part of the presentation was that san francisco may be an outlier within the us, but the us is also an outlier around the globe in terms of work from home phenomenon. that's right. i mentioned there are some of those work from home trends that probably more accelerated and say the uk or australia, but sa

san francisco. my family loves san francisco. all around the bay area there are amazing people who live here for the hard-working individuals. this crime we are looking at this wave as part of a roller coaster. please let san francisco and the bay area has been like since its inception. natural beauty, great restaurants we are fighting for change. we are fighting to get rid of the most rogue people and city council those people who are coming up with these policies we are trying to throw them out. we are organizing, doing everything we can next you're starting in march and then in november were going to make a huge difference. shannon: speaking of theirs or recall effort for pamela price your ta. this is disturbing a lot of folks will spoil up this headline that talks about how alameda county district attorney pamela price her office has reduced charges against two men accused of killing a 75 old asian man the headline here says happened moments are for the murder trial ever started. she dismissed the enhancements even though these two guys had a long r

when is help with artificial intelligence is happen nothing san francisco the top 20 companies in the world. in the world. then in the bay area and 8 in san francisco. that new technology. they are looking for in the process 10 companies in ai are looking for 800,000 square feet of office space. there are great things happening. how do we balance that? with the future of when we need as relating to our economy? and part of had been is helping us do that. i appreciate that. when we do around homelessness and behavioral health, around people struggling with addiction. the behavioral health beds, the shelter beds, the permanent housing we'll provide will with a game changer. we'll not as a result of the budget, did in the cut any beds we provided since 2018 from 10,000 units of permanent supported housing to 15,000 units that provide a second chance for people to have a home. [applause] and this budget has not only maintained when we are able to have, so we don't lose any of those beds provides more resources. to add more. this budget helps us address the challenges that continue to exist with our children. invest nothing our pu

the upper 90s into the east bay this afternoon, we will see triple digits in areas like antioch, brentwood, even fairfield. san francisco, pacifica, half moon bay, we will feel that warmth. today we are about ten degrees already above average in the east bay but areas along the coast thanks to the marine layer and a little bit of onshore flow, we are a hair below average. here is the heat dome. it will continue to stretch toward us into the week's forecast. wednesday it peaks and suddenly we cool back down to below average temperatures. livermore alone, we are in the upper 90s as early as wednesday with low 90s quickly turning into 70s thursday into friday. we need to keep a close eye on the excessive heat risk map too because today and tomorrow we are in the upper 90s for the most part in antioch. make sure you are hydrating. make sure you are taking good care of yourself. this mid week forecast will come to an end and we will jump to the 70s from the upper 90s for inland east bay throughout this week and into the weekend. we'll notice the cool down in areas like san francisco even across the bay bridge in oakland with

in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >> san francisco leaders are hosting a townl meeting to address crime in one of the city's most troubled neighborhoods. the meeting is going to specifically address safety in the tenderloin district. the district attorney bill scott are set to speak. it is amid the ongoing drug prices. a man was shot and k just blocrom city hall and that meeting is tonight at 6:00. >>> time to check our forecast for today. cooler, which is nice. there's something for everyone, though. if you like a warm-up, you will get that over the weekend. >> yes, especially for the inland valleys and you will see temperatures getting a boost over the next few days, but for now we're still enjoying a cooldown. also, we have some clouds filtering that sun as we go into the next hour or so. that's going to be clearing out. temperatures in the upper 60s right now. we're headed for the upper 70s with a breezy wind and we see the upper 70s for a few hours before the temperatures start to dip once again and as we take a look at the high temperatures and we're rang

california crime roundup two days after its grand opening a mobile bar called bentley's in the san francisco bay areaas vandalized and burglarized by an unknown sub expect but the business constructed from a shipping container underwent quick repairs and was back in business a few hours later. >> the defund the police movement, along with taken away 120 million from the police department budget, a thousand percent played the role in why crime shot up in san francisco california. >> trace: that's the president of the san francisco police union offering her opinion about the root cause of the city's crime crisis. tracy mcrae also blames the defund the police movement for san francisco's decades low police recruitment numbers >> and, finally, a homeless man is now being held in connection to the death of a southern california tourist. the homeless man allegedly stabbed the man near the santa monica pier. police say the suspect was arguing with the victim then knifed him several times including one time in the chest. ♪ >> well, the fox news at night common sense department has an agenda item that most pa

bay area summer. we have dense fog hanging close over san francisco and some of our bay area bridges. do be careful if you have to head out the door the next couple of minutes and seeing it linger through parts of the north bay over san rafael but typical of the bay area to warm up as we go on into the afternoon. not all of us will see this warming trend we have in store. not only for today, but for tomorrow. we're looking at 80s to 90s in the forecast and as we head on into our warmer day of the weekend which is tomorrow, enjoying last couple of summer days before kids head back to school, we might see triple-digit temperatures return in the forecast, even as we go on into next week and we will continue to monitor the chance of thunderstorms over the sierra and how close they could get to the bay area. i wanted to turn our attention quickly to what's going on in maui and lahaina. of course when the fires broke out, a very strong wind gusts, upwards to 60 to 80 miles an hour. now down to 10 miles. we'll bring you latest right here on nbc bay area. >> cinthia, thanks. take it from ther

indeed has several offices in the bay area, including in san francisco, san mateo, and mountain view.contamination concerns. the fda revealing results of recent inspections. reggie: the bay area spot named the best by the new york times is expected to open in the south bay this fall. first, we will have a check of the weather withdrew. drew: what we will find is our air quality still a bit of an issue with an air quality advisory. we are more in the moderate range. yesterday, we had some areas, especially inland and santa clara valley, that were in the port category. the sky will still have smoke and smog but not as bad as yesterday was. if you have respiratory issues, limit your time outside. thankfully, we have improving air quality into the weekend. there is a live view from sutro tower camera. partly cloudy condition throughout the afternoon. it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. yesterday was a warm to hot day across the entire region. today, temperatures closer to average, 70's and 80's away from the coast. we will start to see a cooling trend get underway. that coolin

there's obviously the san francisco oakland bay area connection. but even past that, we've got storylines aplenty. but what we got was old-fashioned behind within this afternoon in los vegas. still have a bend this stadium. i've seen it from outside in person, but i need to get in there. >> first drive of the game was not forty-niners trey lance. he gets sacked. he actually got sacked twice on that first drive. niners can't get anything going that on the other and ensuing drive the raiders. just go right down the field. make it look easy. capped off by zamir white touchdown. run. it's 7, nothing raiders before you can really late 2nd quarter. now after driving down the field, trey lance. almost gets picked but sometimes all you need is some love. ross dwelley right place. right time. touchdown waukee play. but it's still 6 points. niners closing moments of the half. aidan o'connell, so good today you find healing co-senior 9 yard pitch catch the raiders. take the lead heading into halftime. go to the 3rd quarter raiders up 10 in the niners issues o

for that question about the state as a whole, i will say i do have a whole chapter about san francisco, the bay area, my first two chapters are about the bay area and i also have a chapter about allensworth, that black community in the middle of the state. so again, i don't cover, certainly couldn't cover all instances of jim crow up and down states but the book is not about southern california. >> thank you so much for asking these questions. many now realize widespread burning of single-family homes resulted in continued segregation. what hope do you have for zoning changes that might mitigate segregation? >> i don't know about that. i wish i knew more about that. i don't live there anymore. i don't know how that will go for you all. but i will say, thank you for that question because one of the things, this ties into the question of how has it shaped current thinking. i guess i encourage my students, we need to get better at seeing how segregation, white supremacy changes. so yeah, we don't have secret covenants anymore. they are illegal thanks to the work of lauren miller and the naacp mother go